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24.8.2026

B-One wins Iconic Award

B-One, the office building for Berlin Hyp, has received an ICONIC AWARD from the German Design Council.
18.8.2026

Former psychiatric hospital becomes part of the story at MIND Museum

C.F. Møller Architects transforms a historic hospital building into a museum where the architecture itself helps tell the story of psychiatry in Denmark
13.8.2026

C.F. Møller Architects appointed as architect for Bornholm Energy Island

C.F. Møller Architects is responsible for the architectural and landscape design of the onshore facilities on Bornholm and in Høje Taastrup. The facilities are key elements of Bornholm Energy Island, one of Denmark's largest energy infrastructure projects.
24.6.2026

Mjøsfronten is now open to all

The first stage in the development of Mjøsfronten, Hamar's new gathering place where the city meets the water and people of all ages come together, was officially opened on 20 June with a public celebration.
9.6.2026

Enköping’s New Municipal building completed

Enköping’s new town hall has now been completed. Designed by C.F. Møller Architects in collaboration with Skanska and Vacse. The building has been constructed as a timber-hybrid structure and is BREEAM-SE Outstanding — the highest level within the Swedish certification system.
9.6.2026

C.F. Møller Architects opens office in Gothenburg

C.F. Møller Architects is now establishing a presence in Gothenburg, further strengthening the practice’s footprint along Sweden’s west coast. The internationally recognised architecture firm, which has operated in Malmö since 2020, is now taking the next step in its Swedish expansion.
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